Sirhan May Go Free — But Truth on the Kennedy Assassinations Remains Locked Up
The discussion of Sirhan Sirhan’s possible release elides important questions about a deeply flawed investigation into the murder of Robert F. Kennedy.
322 results found for "witnesses"
Feds Finally Following Local Lead in Use of Body Cameras
The Justice Department is only now catching up with local law enforcement, which has steadily increased the use of body-worn cameras in the last decade.
How to Be More Than a Bystander
A nonprofit teaches observers how to intervene when they witness harassment.
The Original Inconvenient Truth
One of the original JFK assassination investigators breaks down the 58-year-old case into its basic parts.
Frontier Lied About Internet Speed, FTC Says in Post-Net Neutrality Case
How GOP Push to Restrict Voting Could Affect Our Elections ; Over Half of World’s Plastic Waste Created by 20 Companies ; and More Picks 5/20
Does the Chauvin Conviction Signal a New Era?
Justice was done in the murder of George Floyd, but there’s a long way to go to combat a systemic culture of racism and the militarization of police departments.
Pence Should Be Called To Testify In Impeachment Trial
Former Vice President Mike Pence should be forced to give testimony.
Jungle Jabbah and the Fight Against War Crimes Impunity
A Philadelphia court’s recent upholding of the conviction of Liberian war criminal Jungle Jabbah is a major step in the global fight against impunity.
On Veterans Day, the Story of a Liberator
A biography describes the liberation of Nazi concentration camp Dachau.
Guns at Polls: The Right to Vote Meets the Right to Carry
Voter intimidation concerns grow as voting gets underway in open-carry states.
NC Absentee Voting Rates Soar — Along With Ballot Rejections
Black voters’ mail-in ballots are rejected three times as often as those from white voters.
Fatal Errors, Part 2: Shot by Police in Richmond, CA
Second of a three-part series on deaths at the hands of police in Tucson, AZ, and Richmond, CA.